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Lowest efficiency ratio in Maine

21 of 22 banks in Maine that filed for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 are ranked. At least $100 million in total assets and positive revenue. Institutions with equal values share a rank. Source: FDIC quarterly financial data.

Lowest efficiency ratio in Maine, Q2 2026
RankInstitutionHeadquartersEfficiency ratio (noninterest expense / revenue)Total assets
1Northeast BankPortland, ME35.9%$5.2 billion
2First National BankDamariscotta, ME50.0%$3.2 billion
3Camden National BankCamden, ME54.3%$6.9 billion
4Bar Harbor Bank and Trust CompanyBar Harbor, ME54.7%$4.7 billion
5Maine Community BankPortland, ME62.6%$3.0 billion
6Machias Savings BankMachias, ME65.8%$2.7 billion
7Bath Savings InstitutionBath, ME65.9%$1.5 billion
8Norway Savings BankNorway, ME67.2%$2.2 billion
9Kennebunk Savings BankKennebunk, ME67.2%$2.2 billion
10Katahdin Trust CompanyPatten, ME67.7%$1.2 billion
11Franklin Savings BankFarmington, ME68.8%$787 million
12Androscoggin Savings BankLewiston, ME72.0%$1.8 billion
13Aroostook County Federal Savings & Loan AssociationCaribou, ME72.9%$214 million
14Kennebec Savings BankAugusta, ME73.2%$1.9 billion
15Partners Bank of New EnglandSanford, ME75.5%$1.1 billion
16Skowhegan Savings BankSkowhegan, ME75.6%$855 million
17Bar Harbor Savings and Loan AssociationBar Harbor, ME82.0%$103 million
18Bangor Savings BankBangor, ME82.8%$7.7 billion
19First Federal Savings and Loan Association of BathBath, ME86.4%$189 million
20Saco & Biddeford Savings InstitutionSaco, ME90.3%$1.5 billion
21Auburn Savings Bank FSBAuburn, ME96.1%$103 million

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